Review on 🔭 Waterproof Barska Blackhawk Binoculars by Kendrick Breezy

I bought these 10x42 roof prisms to work on the car. The pivoting retractable eyecups are perfect. The exit pupil is quite large and without my glasses the field of view is excellent. When I have the goggles and cups folded down, I find it a bit difficult to keep them exactly where the bifocals work, but once I find that spot there is no problem. The focus knob is smooth and solid, but adjusting the eyepiece for correction is a bit tricky to turn, but once you set it up, you don't have to worry about it popping out due to incorrect adjustment. The outer rubber is very grippy and overall I would describe the device as firm, not loose or flimsy. The carrying case is roomy, made of heavy-duty black tear-resistant nylon, and has an included zippered flap pocket for attaching lens side caps. The only molded rubber eyepiece cap that attaches to a fairly flimsy neck strap (which I can ditch in favor of a better strap) is great if you just put it on. The weight in ounces is slightly lighter than a pair of 10x60 porro prisms I also have which is a plus. These aren't Leica or high-end binoculars in terms of lens quality, but for the price and build I'm very satisfied. At 300 yards in low evening light they are sufficient. In bright sunlight at this distance their splendor. Ideal for sporting events. Everything is clear and crisp at 100 meters. Once set, color, parallax and clarity are stunning at 100 yards.